The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-22
Pronertz Transfers In Baltic. County

Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,
Deeds, Leases Mortgages, Bills of Sale, ETC., re-
ceived for record in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
E. D. Smyser to A. j. [Lowndes.
VIM. II. Jones wife to T. A. Baldwin.
j. C. Rhoades & husband to G. L. Herman.
Joseph Krastel to Mary Robe.
J. II. Aull to John D. Falconer.
L. V. Cook & husband to Nina Wiscott & hus.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., to Sarah A. Bonsall.
VIM. A. Fisher, &C., to J. J. Swaine.
J. N. Zoos & wife to Christina Seytor.
j. II. Aull & wife to Louis Maier.
S. II. Tagart, trus., to A. A. Brooks.
J. R. Hubbard & wife to Thos. Shields.
S. A. Spicer to Elizabeth F. Ofutt.
M. w. Ofutt, trus., to U. A. Carr.
g. H. Boyland & wife to Mayor and City Council.
Governour Hyatt to C. Schumacher q wife.
T. j. Wilson, &C., trus., to M. A. Spring, &c.
Charles j. Hull to Mary A. Poulton.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., to V. j. Monmonier.
NJ. r. Walter, trus., to A. II. Jackson.
VIM. L. Stork to Walter Stouffer.
AA. Hirst, &C., trus., to st. Mary's Seminary.
Jesse Harris c., to Asa Harris.
Jesse Harris & Co to Isaac Harris.
Jesse Harris Co., to Aramnta Harris.
LEASES.
A. A. Hirst, &c, trustee, to Adele Leonberger.
John A. Gutman to Dora Miller.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Loyola p. B. A. to Wilton Snowden.
BALTIC. P. B. & L. S. to Loyola P. B. A.
c. G. Nickel to Oscar Wolff
MORTGAGES.
B. G. Buck & wife to Y. O. Wilson, &C., 81 900.
B. g. Buck wife to Y. O. Wilson, &C., $1,000.
E. G. Almony & hus., to A. e. Piersol., $3.50.
Elizabeth Kirk to Lewis V. Wise, 5000.
J. J. Swaine to Exchange P. B. Il L. A., $2.250.
C. Seyter & husband to 18th G. A. 3. A., So, 100.
A. L. Smith to Belt Land Co., $3.50.
Aberilla Robinson to Belt Land Co., $3.50.
II. e Kelly & husband to Loyola P. B. A., 81, 600.
John W. Conner to P. B. L. & S. A., 5000.
Dora Miller to Joseph Matthews, $500.
Margt. Brown & husband to A. E. Crisp, $3.50.
Uriah A. Carr & wife to E. F. Ofutt, ST 200.
C. Schumacher wife to e. M. P. B. A., 81 200.
C. Schumacher & wife to G.. Hyatt, $500.
E. A. Sherlock & hus. 10 Chas. Reeder, $500. y
Simon Newrat & wife to Gerhard Buttke, $500.
G. G. Hooper to j. 7. Mason R. trus., So, 400.
G. f. Miller & wife to Rachel A. Crever, $780,
Mary Robe & bus to Gardenvie P. L. A., $500.
J. c. F. Hansen to Uncle Sam L. & S. Co., 900.
H. P. Walworth to II. S. Whitman, $500.
BILLS OF SALE.
Nv. Phillips to Geo. w. Vaughn, S95.
Oscar Wolff to Aberlla Robinson.
Walter S. Shields to j. r. Hubbard & wife.
j. M. Matthews to j. S. Hollingshead & wife,
]. M. Matthews to r. R. Roberts.
J. N. Foss to Christine Seytor and husband.
Emory St. P. B. and L. Co to E. D. Smyser.
9th G. A. B. A. to Albert Wagner.
7. J. King to Conrad Waldman & wife.
Fredk. Mier to Lewis Dougherty & wife,
Chas. Rittberg to J. G.. F. Hansen.
l. Gas for Observation-Disclosures Proposed
Improveme nt.-Messrs. John King of W., and
James l.. Eames, representing the Consumers
Water and Illuminating Company, whose works
are being erected at Woodbury., 9th district, were
in Towsontown on Monday to confer with our
citizens about supplying the town with gas. On
their way up these gentleman made partial can
| vass of the York road and Charles street avenue
upon both of which thoroughfares they met with
unexpected success and fragment, almost
every property -owner agreeing to take the gas as
soon as the pipes are laid. In Towsontown they
| found the people ready to take hold of the enter
prise and glad of the opportunity to do SO. A
paper Was circuiated, ..;s:-- 81 81 ...res
many business men and others were appended
agreeing to take gas as soon as it is introduced
with the understanding that it is not to cost NOR,
than 81 per 1000 feet. Messrs. King and Fame.
| are wde-awake business men and were greatly
pleased with the outlook here. They will make
| more thorough canvass of the town and feel as
| sured that the encouragement they have already
| met with is sufficient guarantee of the final sue
cess of the enterprise. The officers of this com
pany are B. F. Gambrill, president; Wm... M
Busey, secretary, and George B. Morton, treasure
| and general manager.
How Gould He Do 1t P-The Belair Time
of last week says: "Mr. Wilson, postmaster at Thu
Rocks, performed feat on Thursday which il
worthy of being recorded. He was so busily en-
gagged with other matters at train time that tn
mail escaped his attention, and the train left TO
Baltimore withoutit. Hastily mounting his hors
he started for Forest Hill, Al miles distant, ant
succeeded in reaching that station in time to de
liver the pouch. His ride was made in Al min
utes."
Something wrong about this, Brother Mock
We know Mr.. Wilson, and We beeveit is posi-
BILE for him to accomplish a great deal in yer.
short space of time but we don't think there is
horse in Hartford that can run Al miles nfour am
a-haF minutes! If there is, and Mr.. Wilson own
him, he's got q fortune in the beast.
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Conversational Services.-Rev. A. J. Rich
of Reisterstown, dean of the Baltimore convocf
! ton. held conversational services at st. Thoma
Church. Garrison Forest, on Tuesday and Wee
nesday of last week. The following clergyme
: were present and assisted in the services: Re-
w. S. Jones, rector; Rev. A. j. Rich, chaplain
the Hannah More Academy; Rev. John Tennen
Rev. James Stephenson, dean of the convocatic
of Cum berland; Rev. Thomas o. Tongue, of Charl
+ county Rev. Hobart Smith, of Baltimore; Re
G.. S. Stokes, of Govanstown, and Rev. Geort
, Leakin, of Baltimore.
APeculiar Year.-An exchange says ne
year (1SSSl will be peculiar one in this respec
! that the last three numerals which compose it W
! be the same figures, circumstance which CT
occur only once century, or, more strictly spea
ing once in every Ill years, as it will be IL yea
before another "three of o kind" (1999) will